Is it possible to mount with screws rather than the glue so it can be removed at a later date?
11377
We used double sided automotive tape to remove them as we are renting. So far it works great. You can get it at any automotive store. Just make sure the surfaces are clean and dry before for you use it. It peels off pretty easily with a little effort and some rubbing alcohol. I am not sure how screws would work in a wet environment. It might let too much water into places you don't want it. I would try the double stick tape.
11378
Sure, Jennifer, but why would u want to drill holes in your shower?? I have purchased three of these dispensers. They are mounted with a silicone adhesive so I remove them from the wall pretty easily. The silicone just peels off of the wall. I have done this on a tile shower, a plastic/fiberglass surround, & a cultured marble shower with no marks left. If you drill into the wall, you also risk water getting into the wall and causing problems.
1467066
You can do it without it, glue is optional. But some parts stay a bit better if you use some.
895837
There is a single screw in the middle--but you could probably mount it with a strong glue if you wanted to
1837570
It's not an option "out of the box", but certainly possible. I wouldn't trust tape, but 2 screws could do the job. I uploaded a picture of the back for you.
1403814
Yes, pretty easily. It's just a total of 8 phillips head screws. However, I'm not sure if you'd be able to reattach them as they are screwed directly into wood. So the threading may not be any good after removal.
380048
Yes it comes apart to mount with screw. We have ours pasted to the back. It has stuck on the brick now for over 1 1/2.
936267
You can if you can get a grip the top of the screw head. Because some one-way security screws are usually flushed into the material (below the surface).
1613200
You cannot. You could probably re-drill the screw holes and adjust it that way.
564226
Correct, but only if the previous nail or screw was not centered in the first place. You have to assume the person who put up the drywall originally did the job right. I suppose you could just use a strong magnet too, but it's worth the cost.
1203855
Cannot honestly answer this one. I would assume so if you find good commercial tape or maybe picture hanging tape. I used the screws. Sorry.
243585
I suppose you could. Material is soft so you will have to be careful. I've used glue and has held up just fine. Has been in place for a couple of years.
1728729
Yes as long as there has been no damage to the locations for the screws. Even then, you can just drill new screw holes. It is heavy duty plastic that will withstand anything and last for years. You can even paint it if you don't like gray.
1157762
Yes you can remove it easily as long as you don't use permanent glue.Thanks
957697
Yes it can be removed. Some screws may become hard to get to but you can remove them.
828730
Those "screw holes" are cosmetic, they don't exist. I suppose you could carefully drill actual screw holes and mount it, but it's all thin plastic.
1131822
It's adhesive tape. There is no need to remove parts or screws unless you are ordering the 'illuminated' sills. The non-illuminated sills attach with sticky tape in minutes. No hassles.
240655
screws are not needed-but they do include a kit for a more permanent mounting